in fremont, katie utehs, "abc 7 news." >>> coming up on "abc 7 news," new sex abuse charges inside the catholic church. tonight they go higher than ever before. >>> and the war on the waterfront. fight over who should get the final say over some of the most prized land in the bay area. also -- >> you really don't know where your life is going to go. >>> the warrior's boss goes back to east bay roots and big surprise he dropped on star draymond green. >> find out if any surprises are in store for your holiday weekend. i can tell you there are none for tomorrow morning, expecting the typical fog. i will go back with a complete look at the forecast. >> first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." >> now more than ever, it is important you see this. i've been asking director comey and others from the beginning of my administration to find the leakers in the intelligence community. this is like o.j. trying to find >>> new at 11:00, one of pope francis' top advisers has been charged with sexual assault. officials say multiple people alleged 78-year-old australian cardina

in orinda, cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." >> and "abc 7 news" was at san francisco's fisherman's wharf tonight where the f line streetcar collided with a car. you can see the damage to the streetcar. one person was injured but is expected to be okay. muni tells "abc 7 news" a car hit the left side of the train around 8:00 tonight. >>> a water problem stopped bart service tonight in its tracks. a bart spokesperson says a clogged drain in naturally occurring underground springs caused minor flooding. it created a puddle around powell street. it lead to long weights. bart says it is working to waterproof the tunnels. >> an 11 san francisco girl wanted to share memories of her father after watching him drown saving her sister's life. she was with her family as they went kayaking on the delta. their kayak overturned. her fannedy, roni avila alvarado lifted his youngest daughter above water but he did not survive. >> he was very brave. he never -- he always took care of us. he always played with us. it is sad for me he has to leave. >> investigators say neither alvarado nor his daughter were

in orinda, cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." >> and "abc 7 news" was at san francisco's fisherman's wharf tonight where the f line streetcar collided with a car. you can see the damage to the streetcar. one person was injured but is expected to be okay. muni tells "abc 7 news" a car hit the left side of the train around 8:00 tonight. >>> a water problem stopped bart service tonight in its tracks. a bart spokesperson says a clogged drain in naturally occurring underground springs caused minor flooding. it created a puddle around powell street. it lead to long weights. bart says it is working to waterproof the tunnels. >> an 11 san francisco girl wanted to share memories of her father after watching him drown saving her sister's life. she was with her family as they went kayaking on the delta. their kayak overturned. her fannedy, roni avila alvarado lifted his youngest daughter above water but he did not survive. >> he was very brave. he never -- he always took care of us. he always played with us. it is sad for me he has to leave. >> investigators say neither alvarado nor his daughter were

coverage at 5:30 on abc 7. and right before game four, join abc 7 sports director larry beil and mike shumann for the pregame show, at 5:00 p.m. >>> happening now, on storm watch. a live look outside from the abc 7 roof camera. a late spring storm with showers in the bay area. sandhya patel is tracking the storm. showers mid-june? >> it's not unheard of. but one of the months we're typically dry. one to two days of showers. and live doppler 7 is tracking that. that's why i'm telling you, good idea to get your umbrellas out if you don't know where they are. here's a look at where it is raining. we've seen light rain around santa rosa. also old redwood highway, moisture right now. jenner, also seeing some moist roadways there. wet roadways. it's a one on the impact scale. a light system. scattered showers expected tomorrow, with the quarter of an inch, less than that elsewhere. you know that your morning commute is going to include wipe weather. you need to allow that extra time for the morning commute to drive c

abc's coverage of game five of the nba finals starts tomorrow at 5:30 right here on abc 7. and before the game, check in with abc 7's larry beil and mike shumann for the dubs on 7, a pregame show brought to you by jeep. larry and mike will be live tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. >>> gamers all around the world will keep a close eye on california this week. that's because for the first time the public can attend e3 which stands for electronic entertainment expo. it will run from tuesday through thursday in l.a. many industry insiders expect to see sequels of popular games like mario and call of duty. but gamecreationscreationscr >> microsoft, one of their biggest companies in their wheel house is bringing out sea of thieves. a big new co-op game. you're pirates on the sea. i played it last year. it's a lot of fun. >> about 15,000 hard-core gamelers join tens of thousands of industry pros. >>> let's check out that forecast. father's day is next weekend. here is drew. >> next sunday that will come with some very warm temperatures. today is about the cool air and the storms that popped u

abc 7 news reporter is on the scene and will have a live report on abc 7 news at 11:00. in the meantime you can follow her on twitter for up to the minute information. good evening. thank you for joining us. omau dates is off. we'll start now with the weather. the bay area's natural air conditioning has finally kicked in. bringing some relief and it's already lowering temperatures along the coast and a live picture out towards the pacific ocean. and let's check in with abc 7 news meteorologist. >> take a look at live doppler 7. it has not only rolled in along the coast but as i take you in closer, it's pushed its way across parts of the bay up towards the vallejo area. so hthat obviously is bringing relief. it was sweltering heat inland, 106 livermore, fair field. half moon bay, 66 degrees. we do have a heat advisory that will start right now. it runs until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow. notice it's only the inland east bay. we've had a prolonged period of hot weather. so even though it's not going to be quite as hot inland, it's still taxing on your body. here's why temperatures a

at sfo, cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." >>> the u.s. senal will continue two immigration laws including one named after kate steinly, a woman murdered in san francisco nearly two years ago. the house passed kate's law which would enhance penalties for convicted and deported immigrants who enter illegally. the man accused of killing steinly was deported seven times. president trump argues the law makes the country safe again. critics say it will do the opposite. >> a bill focused on ramping up deportations and arrests of people whose only violation is their immigration status is the wrong approach. that's why law enforcement said it hurts public safety. >> the other bill would withhold certain federal funds from sanctuary cities such as san francisco. >>> tonight lawmakers are trying to stay focused on health care, the president tweet. >> republicans and democrats were quick to condemn the president's criticism. >> at a time when critically important policies are debated in washington -- >> what do we want? healt health care our focus wi

in fremont, katie utehs, "abc 7 news." >>> coming up on "abc 7 news," new sex abuse charges inside the catholic church. tonight they go higher than ever before. >>> and the war on the waterfront. fight over who should get the final say over some of the most prized land in the bay area. also -- >> you really don't know where your life is going to go. >>> the warrior's boss goes back to east bay roots and big surprise he dropped on star draymond green. >> find out if any surprises are in store for your holiday weekend. i can tell you there are none for tomorrow morning, expecting the typical fog. i will go back with a complete look at the forecast. >> first here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." >> now more than ever, it is important you see this. i've been asking director comey and others from the beginning of my administration to find the leakers in the intelligence community. community. this is like o.j. trying to find have to travel from its source to the bottle? a hundred miles? a thousand miles? how about less than a mile and a half? crystal geyser always bottl

you can catch that benefit concert over on abc 7. we'll have all the best moments sunday at 10:00 p.m. and that's immediately followed by abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> a 12-year-old fresno girl is the newelling bee champ. she's among the spellers who made the journey all the way to the national stage. here's abc news anchor david muir. >> reporter: nearly 300 young spellers. >> let's do this, shall we? >> reporter: at the 90th scripps national spelling bee. >> please give me a word i know. >> reporter: three days of competition. >> whew. >> reporter: filled with highs. >> oh! >> reporter: and lows. earlier this week we introduced you to 6-year-old edith fuller of tulsa, the youngest speller ever to qualify. and you saw the moment that got her here. ? j-a-n-a-n-a, janana. >> you are our champion. >> her first word on the national stage. >> a-s-t-y. nictenasty. >> reporter: also competing in her first bee, maggie sheridan of mansfield, ohio. she runs the clock down using every last second of her two minutes. >> i-c-o-t-e. >> correct. >> wha

through our abc 7 news app. download our app to receive breaking news developments on your phone or your tablet. >>> a golden state warrior star is speaking out about the racist graffiti that defaced lebron james' southern california home. andre iguodala agreed with james' statements last week that no matter how much money or fame you have, being black in america is tough. james' home was vandalized early wednesday morning in brentwood. iguodala told espn in part, nobody ever wrote anything on my property. but i've had situations where that n-word has been thrown out plenty of times. you know how people look at you. the look is the same as spray painting. you see it all the time. it's different being an african-american athlete. it is definitely different. the nba finals continue tonight right here on abc 7. you can see from our countdown clock on the screen in the corner that we're at 11:22:07 that we are 10 hours away from the game 2 finals. the warriors hope to go up 2-0 over the cavaliers tonight at oracle a

coverage at 5:30 on abc 7. and right before game four, join abc 7 sports director larry beil and mike shumann for the pregame show, at 5:00 p.m. >>> happening now, on storm watch. a live look outside from the abc 7 roof camera. a late spring storm with showers in the bay area. sandhya patel is tracking the storm. showers mid-june? >> it's not unheard of. but one of the months we're typically dry. one to two days of showers. and live doppler 7 is tracking that. that's why i'm telling you, good idea to get your umbrellas out if you don't know where they are. here's a look at where it is raining. we've seen light rain around santa rosa. also old redwood highway, moisture right now. jenner, also seeing some moist roadways there. wet roadways. it's a one on the impact scale. a light system. scattered showers expected tomorrow, with the quarter of an inch, less than that elsewhere. you know that your morning commute is going to include wiper weather. you need to allow that extra time for the morning commute to drive

at sfo, cornell bernard, "abc 7 news." >>> the u.s. senal will continue two immigration laws including one named after kate steinly, a woman murdered in san francisco nearly two years ago. the house passed kate's law which would enhance penalties for convicted and deported immigrants who enter illegally. the man accused of killing steinly was deported seven times. president trump argues the law makes the country safe again. critics say it will do the opposite. >> a bill focused on ramping up deportations and arrests of people whose only violation is their immigration status is the wrong approach. that's why law enforcement said it hurts public safety. >> the other bill would withhold certain federal funds from sanctuary cities such as san francisco. >>> tonight lawmakers are trying to stay focused on health care, the president tweet. >> republicans and democrats were quick to condemn the president's criticism. >> at a time when critically important policies are debated in washington -- >> what do we want? healt health care our focus wi

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espn and abc's coverage of game five of the nba finals starts tonight at 5:30 here on abc 7, and before the game, join abc 7's larry and mike for the dubs on 7 pregame show presented by jeep. larry and mike will be live at 5:00 p.m. >>> new this morning, two oakland based community groups are taking a new step to keep professional football in oakland. they hired this man, james quinn. the groups we stand with oakland and forever oakland hope he preserves the rights todd name and silver and black colors even when the team moves to vegas. quinn defeated the nfl if a case in 1992 granting players unrestricted free agency. this could set the stage for a lawsuit against the nfl and raiders. >>> the sheriff's office asking for help finding a missing kayaker. he was last seen thursday morning at lester beach in lake tahoe. weather conditions forced authorities to call off the search saturday. a go fund me page is set up to pay for additional search efforts. go to abc 7news.com for a donation. >>> new this morning, u.s. attorney general jeff sessions wants the testimony before the senate judici

lee and a story you will see only on abc 7. vick. >> ama, to give you an idea how much the homeless problem has grown. here at mission station they get 1,000 homeless cls a month. now, chief scott's vision is to have a dedicated team of officers who can help connect these homeless people to city services. and in other words, more outreach, less enforcement. >> you have a place you can do laundry and get a shower. >> reporter: officer jared harris responding to a complaint. that a homeless camp was blocking the sidewalk on fulsom and 1th street. he and his part next, officer yasser shaw convinced them to clear the sidewalk and offered tent dwellers help in getting city services. >> get your shower and laundry services okay. address, phone number, everything. >> the new officer unit soles purpose is to concentrate on issues involving the homeless. to use more outreach

abc 7. george stephanopoulos will anchor the coverage tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. right after "abc 7 mornings." >>> a key part of the administration took part in a heated exchange on capitol hill. >> are you willing or not willing to give him the authority to be fully independent of your ability stach torely legally to fire him? >> he has the full independent that is authorized -- >> are you willing to do -- >> the chair is going -- >> harris asked for specific annalses from rod rosenstein. he faced questions about the authority of a special coupnsel to investigate ties between president trump and russia. >>> a toddler force-fed meth at a bay area playground. the new details we're learning about this disturbing crime. >>> and tracking thieves in real-time. the bay area criminals that had no idea they were being followed. >>> and the loc there is a place where heroes hspider-man.... black widow... captain america... and eddie? so, what's the plan? breaking out the guardians, pal. come celebrate the

here is abc news reporter david curly. >> reporter: tonight new images of the shooting as abc news confirmed from two sources that the shooter had a list of republican congressional members in his pocket. that as another frightening view from the coffee shot across the street from the field of the horrific shooting. look to the right. a stray bullet blowing out a car window along the street. watch this. those two capitol hill police officers jump out of their black suv gathering at the back as a bullet hits the ground near their feet. the officers move into position to engage the shooter as bystanders run to safety. out on the field, louisiana congressman steve scalise lies near second base hit by a bullet to his hip. once the shooter is down, he's evacuated, but still tonight he is in critical condition from that round which travelled around his pelvis, damaging his organs and bones. >> when he arrived he was in critical condition with an imminent risk of death. >> that's david curly reporting. as for the list of republicans found in the shooter's pocket, official also say there were about

abc 7 news.com. >> new survey offers more optimistic picture of how california could afford a single payer health in sure ans system. last week, a senate reportest mated the plan would cost $400 billion annually. more than the entire state budget. a new report by the university of massachusetts put the price at $330 billion. the numbers also very widely when it comes to calculating how much tax revenue would be needed to pay for it. new survey commissioned by the bill's lead sponsor. >> when the legislature passes, healthy california act, we will actually spend less than we do on health care. the fundamental issue we have to, concern ourselves with, what will be the quality of health care for californians and what will be the cost? >> the bill is up for a volt in the senate this week. >> a meeting is set to get under way in just a few minutes now to explore the possibility of putting a hotel in san francisco's waterfront. the study by port of san francisco, looks at building a 200 room hotel on pier

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espn and abc's game coverage starts wednesday at 5:30 right here on abc 7 and right before that, join abc 7 sports director larry beil and mike shumann for the dubs on 7 pregame show. larry will be in the studio and shu will be live in cleveland. tipoff is at 6:00. you can watch all the finals games only here on abc 7. >>> the grand opening of the gondola and restaurant at the oakland zoo for days. the zoo says it's working with the city to resolve an issue with the water pressure system at the landing cafe. the only way to get there is by gondola ride. abc 7 news got this sneak peek last friday. the gondola and restaurant were set to make their big public debut today. the zoo says the plans are now on hold. the city is scheduled to inspect and test the water pressure on thursday, which is the earliest the gondola could reopen. >>> tomorrow, voters in santa rosa will cast ballots and there are just two measures to decide. measure c would create rent corolla loug landlords to raise rent by no more than 3% a year. it will protect renters. opponents say moist of the housing isn't -- most

abc news, manchester. >>> you can see the highlights of the concert here on abc 7 tonight at 10:00 followed by the abc 7 news at 11:00. >>> this morning, there are calls for comedian bill maher to be fired for using a racial slur on his talk show friday night. he told his guests, nebraska senator ben sass, he should visit nebraska more often. the senator then made a joke about having maher work in the fields with us to which maher made a joke saying he was a house n-word. they called the comments inexcusable and tasteless and removed the segment from any repeat airings of the show. here's what i wish i had been quick enough to say in the moment. hold up. why would you think it's okay to use that word? the president of the naacp tweeted this photo of maher and kathy griffin. he said great comedians make us think and laugh. when our humanity is the punch line, it hurts too much -- >> last night was a particularly long night as i regret the wordy used and the banter of a live moment. the word was offensive and i regret saying it and am very sorry. >>> happening today, an historic east bay chur

katie utehs, abc 7 news. >> wednesday at 5:30 here on abc 7. and before that join abc 7's larry beil and mike shumann for the dubs on 7 pregame show brought to you by jeep. larry will be here in studio. shu will be in cleveland. tip-off for that game is 6:00. >>> and we have much more warriors coverage ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00. >> a dryer ball. there. >> you go. >> clearly there is no age restriction to being a member of dub nation. meet perhaps the team's youngest super fan. >>> and making history on top of el capitan. a california climber completes the most dangerous rope-free ascent ever. >>> and the new week ahead will bring warmer temperatures first, and then a chance for some rare june showers. i'll explain in the accuweather forecast ahead. ♪ >> and later, one love manchester. a high schooler steals ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer to take advantage of our midsommar sales event offer. visit your volvo deal

you can watch it right here on abc 7. right before the game, downour larry biehl and mike schumann for the dubs on 7 pregame show. that will be lye at oracle at 4:00 p.m. >> bill maher is apologizing for using a racial slur on his show. abc 7 news reporting ron clayborn has the latest. >> an apologize for using a racial slur. >> i have to get to nebraska more. >> you're welcome. love to have you working the fields with us. >> working the fields -- senator, i'm a house itself a joke. >> hours later he took to twitter saying just individualing last night wasn't good enough. wish i i'd been quick enough in the moment to say hold up, why is it okay to for you to use that word. >> many taking to twitter to express outrage and call for his removal from mbo saying bill maher has got to go, there are no explanations that make it acceptable. the fire brand host is issuing an apology. in is statement saying last night was a particularly long night as i regret the word i used in the banter of a live moment. the word was offensive an

abc news atlanta. >>> up next. get a grip gecko style. how a lizard inspired stanford >>> a music loving job stole the show in turkey. during a vienna orchestra. the audience laughed and applauded when the dog wandered on stage and sat next to the first violinist. enjoy the performance of the italian symphony and it with went viral after it was tweeted with the words "cutest moment in classical music." >>> how do you make things stick in space? stanford researchers have a solution inspired by geckos. this video shows tests of their grippers both on earth and at the international space station. this tool can grab on to both flat and curved objects. we'll let one of the researches explain how it works. >> it only sticks when you apply a load to it in the direction along the surface. each of these get close contact. it turns on the adhesive. it comes off the pulling force. >> this is a prototype. the next step is to try testinging it outside of the space station. coming up a hotel on wheels. creators say it's the dreamy way to travel between

espn and abc's game coverage starts wednesday at 5:30 right here on abc 7 and right before that, join abc 7 sports director larry beil and mike shumann for the dubs on 7 pregame show. larry will be in the studio and shu will be live in cleveland. tipoff is at 6:00. you can watch all the finals games only here on abc 7. >>> the grand opening of the gondola and restaurant at the oakland zoo for days. the zoo says it's working with the city to resolve an issue with the water pressure system at the landing cafe. the only way to get there is by gondola ride. abc 7 news got this sneak peek last friday. the gondola and restaurant were set to make their big public debut today. the zoo says the plans are now on hold. the city is scheduled to inspect and test the water pressure on thursday, which is the earliest the gondola could reopen. >>> tomorrow, voters in santa rosa will cast ballots and there are just two measures to decide. measure c would create rent corolla loug landlords to raise rent by no more than 3% a year. it will protect renters. opponents say moist of the housing isn't -- most

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abc 7 news reporter chris wynn has more on the story that you'll only see on abc 7 news. >> reporter: it's construction season at san jose state. and crews are trying to get as much done as possible before student ace reporting live for classes this fall. the university's getting ready to welcome the largest freshman class ever with more than 5,000 students expected to enroll. that's 25% more than officials planned for. >> students are tremendously interested in being here, we tried to accommodate all we can, but it is, it is challenging to keep up, we'll do our best, but it is a challenge. >> reporter: but the growing pains are evident as sjsu's popularity in silicon valley continues to rise. more than 1400 students, half of them freshman were put on a waiting list for on campus housing. the university normally has space to accommodate, but that won't be the case this fall. >> it's frustrating as parent to see my daughter going through all the emotions of knowing that she may not be able to have the college experience that she has been looking forward to since she was a young girl. >

in oakland, leeann melendez, abc 7 news. >>> july 4th is just days away, and abc 7 news was in dublin where safe and sane fireworks are still sold. they open wednesday at noon. and while they fund a lot of good things, not everybody in the east bay is happy that dublin is still allowing fireworks sales. >> it's our biggest fund-raiser of the year. a lottery in dublin to get a booth. so we're always excited when we get one or two booths. >> don't use fireworks, go out and see a professional fireworks show. it's much, much safer, and generally they're free. >> fireworks are banned entirely in nearby contra costa county. union city and dublin county are the only to allow fireworks. >>> 22 million more uninsured americans. >> stop the bill before it does damage to our health care. >> the congressional budget office gives its take on the senate health care bill. >>> good news for drivers. the roads back open and close to open after this winter's bad storms. >>> i'm kate larson live at at&t park. i've got it, the cheapest ticket in the house. right after the break, i'm going to tell you how

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stay with abc 7 news. and sign up for push alerts through our abc 7 news app. stay tuned, after abc 7 news at 5:00 for world news at 5:30. >> hello, i'm eric thomas. now to our top story. growing political divide on display around the country today. this is being called the march for truth. protesters in new york, chicago, boston, washington, d.c., among those rallying today against president trump. those demonstrators joined with ralliers here in the bay area to ask for impartial investigation into russian interference in last year's presidential election. abc 7 news reporter, cornell bernard joins us from the newsroom. >> push back from the trump administration getting louder in the bay area. many democrats are angry and getting organized. >> all people need to stand together. we can no longer afford to allow ourselves to be divided. >> march for truth in the streets of san jose. h >> hundreds on the march near city hall calling for independent investigation into alleged connections between trump's campaign and russia. >> i think that our democracy is in peri

abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live with a story you'll see only on abc 7 news. laura? >> reporter: this is not the first bay area school to see this problem. we have seen it in san francisco, san ramone and almeida. here in castro valley it's gotten worse in recent months. we won't show the entire message but these people taken by students show the second incident of racist graffiti at castro valley high school in two days. in this case scrawled on a bathroom mirror. >> i was disgusted. it was hard to be walking down the hall and see hate towards e me. >> reporter: on thursday this girl was the first to see the same phrase written on a locker and across some polls. >> it said [ bleep ]. >> reporter: a classmate was walking with him. >> we were walking down the hall and she noticed there was lettering on the posting by the snack board. >> i felt since our president has been elected it's given people more of an opportunity to say hurtful things. >> reporter: the superintendent says the district has sent a letter home to parents and won't shy away from the issue. >> it is

ariel rasheff, abc news, london. >> thanks. we are now learning new details about the people killed in the attacks. no americans among the dead or wounded. >> a canadian woman the first fatality identified. 30-year-old, christine archibald living in the netherlands, with her fiance, visiting london for the first time. they had decided to go for a nighttime stroll to see the sights. the country of france, confirmed one of their own has died. another is missing. many of the injured are in critical condition. and abc news confirmed the plot may have have been in the works for months. police believe they may know what triggered the strike saturday night. abc's brian ross has the story. >> reporter: police say they know a lot about the plot and the plotters. they moved quickly into this working class east london neighborhood. making at least 12 arrests. >> work is ongoing to understand more about them, about their connections, and about whether they were assisted or supported by anyone else. >> reporter: officials tell abc news ther

. >> abc 7 news reporter vick lee and a story you will see only on abc 7. vick. >> ama, to give you an idea how much the homeless problem has grown. here at mission station they get 1,000 homeless cls a month. now, chief scott's vision is to have a dedicated team of officers who can help connect these homeless people to city services. and in other words, more outreach, less enforcement. >> you have a place you can do laundry and get a shower. >> reporter: officer jared harris responding to a complaint. that a homeless camp was blocking the sidewalk on fulsom and 1th street. he and his part next, officer yasser shaw convinced them to clear the sidewalk and offered tent dwellers help in getting city services. >> get your shower and laundry services okay. address, phone number, everything. >> the new officer unit soles purpose is to concentrate on issues involving the homeless. to use more outreach, than enforcement. commander david lazar head the unit. >> get someone help. get them housing, get them treatment. that's way more successful than enforcement. enfo

abc 7 news has the bay area covered. go to our website for a full list. >>> a storm that moved through southwest iowa released several touch downs. one tornado hit a rural area east of sidney, iowa this afternoon. damage was likely limited to crops in the area. weather service says expected strong winds, heavy rain and hail. >> they do wauchbt want to see if they'll be able to see the fireworks show. >>> i always feel pressure around this time of year. make the fog disappear. i can't tell you it's going to go away. we are expecting those temperatures to actually come up a few degrees. sorry we're having computer problems right now. let's see if we can get to the temperature trend. if not we'll get to live doppler seven. and there we have it. it's up and you will notice there's fog around along san francisco and the san mateo coastline tonight. the fog layer has compressed. so that means we're going to continue with the warming trend that started in our inland areas today. you're seeing the fog right now, a pretty view as

abc 7 news reporter laura anthony is live with a story you'll see only on abc 7 news. laura? >> reporter: this is not the first bay area school to see this problem. we have seen it in san francisco, san ramone and almeida. here in castro valley it's gotten worse in recent months. we won't show the entire message but these people taken by students show the second incident of racist graffiti at castro valley high school in two days. in this case scrawled on a bathroom mirror. >> i was disgusted. it was hard to be walking down the hall and see hate towards e me. >> reporter: on thursday this girl was the first to see the same phrase written on a locker and across some polls. >> it said [ bleep ]. >> reporter: a classmate was walking with him. >> we were walking down the hall and she noticed there was lettering on the posting by the snack board. >> i felt since our president has been elected it's given people more of an opportunity to say hurtful things. >> reporter: the superintendent says the district has sent a letter home to parents and won't shy away from the issue. >> it is

new abc 7 news app. you can find it for free in your phone's app store. download it be instantly notified about heat alerts and advisories. >>> we have developing news in the north bay. tragic news. police in santa rosa say a father killed his two young children and then himself. >> cornell bernard is live near an apartment complex in santa rosa where this tragedy happened. cornell? >> reporter: this is a real tough story to report. santa rosa police just confirmed the grim details. grim, sad details, that took place in the apartment complex you see behind me, where the bodies of two young children and their father were found this morning. take a look at some video that was shot earlier today. police entered an apartment for a welfare check at the slater patio apartments and found the bodies of the 6-month-old girl and an 18-month-old boy. the children's father had taken his own life. police say prior to the discovery, police had been involved in a child custody dispute, involving the husband and his wif

abc 7 news reporter chris wynn has more on the story that you'll only see on abc 7 news. >> reporter: it's construction season at san jose state. and crews are trying to get as much done as possible before student ace reporting live for classes this fall. the university's getting ready to welcome the largest freshman class ever with more than 5,000 students expected to enroll. that's 25% more than officials planned for. >> students are tremendously interested in being here, we tried to accommodate all we can, but it is, it is challenging to keep up, we'll do our best, but it is a challenge. >> reporter: but the growing pains are evident as sjsu's popularity in silicon valley continues to rise. more than 1400 students, half of them freshman were put on a waiting list for on campus housing. the university normally has space to accommodate, but that won't be the case this fall. >> it's frustrating as parent to see my daughter going through all the emotions of knowing that she may not be able to have the college experience that she has been looking forward to since she was a young girl. >

monday at 5:30 right here on abc 7, and right before the game join abc 7's larry beil and mike shumann for the dubs on 7 pregame show brought to you by jeep. larry and mike will be live monday at 5:00 p.m. moving on to the weather now, with an unsettled system rolling our way. could we see some lightning? abc 7 news meteorologist drew tuma's tracking the system. drew? >> reporter: yeah, eric. and that chance for a thourp will pop up tomorrow afternoon. live doppler 7 along with satellites showing you just to the north there's our storm system that will scrape by us just to our east, but it will be close enough to try to touch off a shower. future weather gets you into the hour by-hour forecast tomorrow afternoon, 4:00 in the afternoon. it looks like that best chance for a shower will likely be in the north bay and parts of the inland east bay. it's for that fact the storm prediction center, which monitors the entire united states for a chance of a of the bay area shaded in green under that chance of hearing a clap of thunder. so we'll take a much closer look at this system, go hour by

live here on abc 7. george stephanopoulos will anchor our coverage tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. right after abc 7 mornings. >>> i know it is surprising a few people yesterday when i talked about grabbing your umbrella and dusting it off. we are on storm watch, even though it is june. not only do we have a chance tomorrow, our best chance at about 50%. we have another chance on saturday. a smaller chance of wet weather and that is across the north bay. so let's focus in on this storm first by talking about the storm impact scale. check this out, it is a one. it is going to be light. we have scattered showers that are going to happen, especially across the north bay and then the storm weakens as it spreads southward. so a third of an inch in the north bay to a tenth of an inch in the other neighborhoods. the difference in today and yesterday, the storm is picking up speed. have i'll more for you coming up. >>> and the countdown clock that is appearing on our street, or there it is. tonight the warriors will try t

and if you're not going to oracle, you can only watch the game on abc 7, espn, and abc's coverage of game 2 of the nba finals starts tomorrow at 4:30. and right before the game join abc 7's larry beil and mike shumann for the dubs on 7 pregame show, brought to you by jeep. larry and mike will be live at oracle tomorrow at 4:00. >>> june is pride month. and the san francisco gay men's chorus is getting the celebration under way. ♪ honestly ♪ i want to see you be brave > the chorus performed at a city event just off market street today. the event included 24 new honorees being aded to the rainbow honor walk. pride-related events will continue all month culminating with the annual pride parade on sunday june 25th. >>> military members who were injured serving our country are putting on an amazing display of strength and ingenuity in alameda this weekend. the valor games are for any veteran or active duty service member with a disability living in the western part of the country. the goal is to introduce adapted sports to attendees. the events include archery, swimming, cycling and p

the new walk app from "abc 7 news." minute by minute forecast plus real-time radar and alerts, keeping you safe. search accuweather in your app store and download >>> donald trump is a very nice person. i'm really rich. putin called me a genius. i know words, i have the best words. society loves me. i'm one of the smartest people in the world. i'm much richer than almost anybody. i've done an amazing job. people that know me like me. i've made billions and billions of dollars. i have so many websites, i have them all over the place. donald trump is maybe the best interview there is. i was the best golfer of all the rich people. i'm a smart person. i have a store that's worth more money than mitt romney. i think i'm much more humble than you would understand. happy birthday to me. >> dicky: from hollywood - it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight - jamie foxx. nba champion draymond green. and music from trace adkins. and now, without further ado, here's jimmy kimmel!

leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> all right. at one point all east-bound lanes on i-80 were closed because of this fire and then it became one or two lanes open. it was slow. but all lanes are open now. but you can still see in these live conditions, we still see a lot of red there from crockett to rodeo, all the way to the car kinas bridge. it's still backed up to richmond tonight. we sent out an alert through the abc 7 news app. people who use our app were able to watch it live. the app is free to download and works for both apple and android devices. >>> there is a 40-degree temperature spread across the bay area today. along the coast it's in the 60s, on the left looking at santa cruz where it's a little warmer, in the 70s. on the right is walnut creek where temperatures soared today. >> still pretty warm in some locations inland. here's a look at live doppler 7. today's high temperature so far, that 111 is an unofficial record high for this date. but look at the inland east bay. 106 at livermore and fairfield. highs 107 in

set your dvr. >>> we have much more ahead this hour on abc 7 news at 6:00. learning about the victims. >> biggest thing was the size of his heart. we were like 18 other sons he always loved to see us every weekend. >> one day after a deadly shooting in san francisco, friends and family pause to remember. >>> plus -- >> a moment of unity after yesterday's mass shooting in washington. the special person who threw out first pitch. >>> big story, weather is our developing heat wave, i'll show developing heat wave, i'll show you how long ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer to take advantage of our midsommar sales event offer. visit your volvo dealer to take advantage food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and t

now to an abc news exclusive. private chelsea manning sharing her story for the first time since her release from prison. the 29-year-old says this is the first time in seven years the public is seeing here. she revealed she is transgender since going to prison. she says she does anticipate responsibility for leaking 7 documents to wikileaks, but she says that doesn't make her a traitor. she was released in may after serving 7 years for and theft. >> what would you say to president obama? >> thank you. all i asked for was a chance, and this is my chance. >> we have been seeing images of her as she documents her life on social media. a picture she posted on instagram shows the former prisoner taking her first steps of freedom. >>> still to come, the sweet treats for fans. the ones that will score a win for you and your paurt guests. >>> also, breaking free from the >> they make music together. >> he's using his girlfriend to play a song. >> he played her all right, and he did a good job. >> hear it next "right this

. >> abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live. you've been speaking to some of the feem who live there tonight. >> reporter: residents in this neighborhood told me they are so grateful tonight to the firefighters from all over this region who came together, converged here and got this fire away from the homes. they did drop fire retardant in many neighborhoods. as one woman told me, my house may be pink now, but at least i have a home. a wall of flames crackled up this hillside toward the glen cove neighborhood in vallejo. a plane dumped fire retardant turning homes, cars, driveways and porches pink. >> all of a sudden the pink stuff came flying down. i west down the hill more. >> reporter: residents were told to evacuat other neighbors pondered whether to leave as helicopters dumped water on the parched hillsides where the fire crept in between homes. >> i'm worried about my kids. i have kids at home, with four dogs. so i just don't really think about the house. i'm thinking about my kids. >> i was coming from the ven esha bridge

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